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Meanings of collier in English
Catalan
miner de carbó Spanish
minero del carbón Usage of collier in English
1
Such things brought home to every collier the realities of the situation.
2
The thought of pirates made him reflect again on the collier brig.
3
I know the difference between a collier and a seventy-four, I think.
4
The collier was sunk off Sumatra October 16 by a British cruiser.
5
She was accompanied by the Markommania, a converted liner, as a collier.
6
He found, however, that the collier population refused to accept this arrangement.
7
Presently a collier named the Fanny, with her foretopgallant-yard gone, passed us.
8
Now the question rises, what is a collier to do with waistcoats?
9
A collier in these circumstances gives out more coal than she took in.
10
When the chime rang out for the third time, the young collier spoke:
11
So the collier with his daughter and the minstrel are taken to prison.
12
He obtained a passage in a collier, the skipper of which he knew.
13
The collier Merrimac was chosen as the vessel to be sunk.
14
The sea voyage, even in a dirty collier, was a delight.
15
I have an old friend, the master of a Newcastle collier.
16
His father, John Peace, began work as a collier at Burton-on-Trent.
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